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A young woman face picture morphed on iPad with eLastyc Pix elastyc.com
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FlickrBoard is a Flickr client app that gives you the possibility to follow your favorite photographers. From your Flickr's contact list you choose whose artwork you're interested in and they show up together in a beautiful timeline. You'll never miss a photo again! It's like a personal more interesting photostream of your favorite contacts.
My first iPhone app on the App Store. Hope you like it.
For more info go to flickrboardapp.com
Selective color using pre-release of new version of the Color Sieve app for iPhone, with new "tap-to-select" mode.
Current version is now available on the App Store: itunes.apple.com/us/app/color-sieve/id522228272?ls=1&...
Get it at
It was developed by an all volunteer team.
More details:
www.iphonedevcamp.org/2008/10/02/obama-08-iphone-app/
www.lyza.com/2008/10/02/obama-iphone-app/
iPhone fashion illustration inspired by Comme des Garcons Spring 2010 ready-to-wear show created with Brushes 2,1 and NPtR iPhone apps.
A young man face picture morphed on iPad with eLastyc
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The following model is a basic example of an investment analysis used to estimate the potential profitability (or lack thereof) for a mobile app. While very informal and basic, it still can serve as a great "litmus" test when determining the potential market viability for your mobile app.
Mobileappsgallery provides free android apps and free iphone apps, we also provides android source code and iphone source code from www.mobileappsgallery.com/download-source-code/
We just heard from Apple today that WaKi SNAP! has now been featured in all the official Australian Apple Stores! (Bottom row, 2nd from the left.)
WaKi SNAP! has been installed onto the iPhones/iPod Touches there so that people are free to try it out at the store.
Thanks Apple!
Check it out at the App Store here: snipurl.com/5j1mb
(Photo from the Sydney Apple Store courtesy of Jeffrey from Apple Australia)
Fayum Portrait of my niece, Jessie, done on the iPhone with Brushes. This series, the Fayum iPhone portraits, and other work by John Bavaro is viewable at www.johnbavaro.com. Still looking to get that "encaustic texture" and not there yet! At first, I thought it a bit morbid to do a "mummy portrait:" of a child, but some theorize that they were painted at different times of people's lives and then the piece stayed in the home throughout their lives.
I made The Cartographer for my partner and I to use whilst travelling Europe in a motorhome.
When designing The Cartographer, I wanted to capture a romantic past when maps were works of art.
The travel blog: technomadics.net
Een fotoimpressie van de Twinfield Nationale Accountancydag 2010. Met het thema: Accountancy in 2020. Welcome to the new world...